1970 Dodge Charger Bodyshop Update - From Disaster To Dream Car

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When Stephane brought his 1970 Charger to Nick for restoration, he knew it was in bad shape.. but nobody knew how bad it really was. But master metal man George has been working his magic on the car, and the results are incredible. PLUS .. Mail Time!
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[@hippydippy]

There's not many left like George in the world. He is a true craftsman when it comes to metal work. Great job George!

[@sydneychase780]

There are less every year, I am like George, its actually more efficient to do it in metal. Argue with shop owner all the time. Had my own shop glory days! We are all getting old now. Thanks for the appreciation!

[@metalartcustomsLLC]

This is the only way we do them as well. The way I was taught and expect the same out of my helpers. And teaching them the trade so it don’t die

[@peteloomis8456]

@@metalartcustomsLLC My buddy is a body guy and he was a body shop teacher at the university of Eau Claire Wisconsin teaching kids how to do body work and welding and he said that out of the class only maybe 2 would actually be able to go work at a body shop and actually had the ambition to do it while the others just to not really care about even doing it and that's why there aren't that many of the body shops doing restorations now because they or most of them only want to do collision work on new clean rust free cars and trucks so this stuff here we see in the video is becoming a lost art in ways . Me and my buddy just finished up a 69 Road Runner after 4 years of working on it and now we have a 67 Mercury Cougar that's on the rotisserie that's in color now but he used a pan and brake to make steel sheet metal roof extensions to make the cougar look like a fastback because he didn't like the way Mercury designed the rear of the roof that just didn't seem to match the rest of the body and now the body has paint on it those roof extensions to make it look like a fastback really improved the looks of the car although I'm sure some of the cougar freaks won't like it .

[@GhostOfRT300]

George from the panel shop is obviously a master at his craft! And he’s a very rare breed indeed! 👏 🇨🇦 🇬🇷

[@wokewokerman5280]

"no gaps, nothing hidden, we're building a nice car"...classic

[@johnkirkilis34]

This is real metal fabrication, no hiding nothing. Its a massive challenge that makes it all the more interesting for George to tackle such a job.Cant wait to see end result with paint on Chager.

[@danbusey]

A true craftsman with pride in his work. Very refreshing

[@donlemme898]

I was blown away by this video. What a craftsman George is, bringing that Charger back to life.

[@wokewokerman5280]

...that body is over 50 years old, and gets a fresh start ending is a great looking car, imagine in 1970 working on a car 50 years old say 1918 auto, big difference in style and capability in those comparable half century's...

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

I had reservations about painting that car black,but I believe ole George is the man.

[@onedayiwillmakesomecontent]

I think George's "bolt on panels" is Nick's "made to fit headers"... 🤣 That smile between the seasoned professionals says it all!

[@NicksGarage]

Right on, Shaun. 🏆

[@orwellknew9112]

Those chargers are so Iconic it’s incredible. After all these years that body style looks so good. I wonder if the people who designed it could have predicted that this body would still be so attractive 50+ years later?

[@bottomshot4546]

beauty is timeless

[@peteloomis8456]

Sure they did because back then and even further back in the 20s 30s and 40s you had cars like the Pierce arrow , Packard , Graham Cord and others that had some of the best body designers around that used those classic elegant timeless lines that were ahead of it's time even then known as the Olympian cars in fact there was a book out some years ago called the Olympian cars which I have one from when I worked at Classic Auto in the 90s where I got to work on some of those beautiful old cars as well as muscle cars and hot rods being we were sponsored by the MSRA or Minnesota street rod association and had quite a few people bringing their cars in to us to have work done on them from minor stuff to full engine rebuilds and body restorations being we also had a body shop . I have a soft spot for the 70 chargers because a friend of mine had one that he fixed up doing the bodywork on it because he worked for a body shop and the body was done and blocked in primer but he had started drinking early in the day and I went with him later to go to his girlfriends house because she was having a party but on the way to the place when I left with him he decided to stop and punch the 440 and smoked the back tires and he decides to crank the steering wheel hard left at about 50 MPH and the left front tire and keystone rim dug into the tar causing the car to flip on his side landing upsidedown on it's roof blowing the rear back window out and us being showered with glass . His left hand was still on the steering wheel and the front left roof pillar was smashed down on his hand and I had to while upside down pull the steering wheel down so he could get his hand out and he got lucky it didn't crush his hand but did cut it and he had glass imbedded in his hand so it was bleeding . Once ou the car was actually still running then quit but those rear flip open gas caps they used that look like something from a jet fighter was leaking gasoline all over the road so we got lucky the car didn't burst into flames . Some guy up the road was in his garden and had seen it happen I remember and could hear him yelling to his wife to call the police who did show up and my buddy some how didn't get a DWI amazingly . By that time one of our friends who lived nearby heard the noise and showed up and then went home to grab a chain to flip the car over and tow it to my friends girlfriends house that day lol . The next day we checked fluids on the car and got it running again so I followed him back to his place and that same guy who called the police was out in his garden again and my friend went by him doing well over 100 MPH with the roof smashed down on the driver's side and the look on this guy's face was priceless lol . It sucked because all the car needed was paint but after that he sold the car and parts off of it went into another friends 69 Dodge super bee mainly the interior stuff and the power windows and dash being it had the tic toc tach and 150 mph speedometer and wood grain dash bezels so it jazzed his super bee's interior up . So long story short don't drink and drive !

[@jamesfvandeventerjr9012]

They might have but the thing is almost all mopars body styles of that era are time less if you ask me

[@FrankBullitt390]

The original designer actually passed away about a year ago, when they mocked up the first one it was actually rejected by the top design boss at Chrysler back then, he told them to get rid of it and he wanted it gone by the time he got back from vacation. They went over that guys head to a higher up that approved it, but there was always bad blood and the original designer quit and left automotive all together. A bunch of other people took credit for it too, he was right to be mad.

[@jeffvalasek4774]

You can't hide anything when it's bare metal. True. And I can only hope that George's work isn't hidden. Incredible work and results.

[@hoey3510]

Greetings from Australia..george is old school tradesman a dying breed...excellent work and great work ethics

[@deanwharepapa8561]

Absolutely love the work on the charger George's work is excellent

[@MH-53E]

This guy seems a lot easier to work with than the 69 Charger 500 guy. 10 to 1, Nick interviewed this guy last time but went with the other. He got it right this time. I also think this car will be finished much quicker.

[@sprayguy67]

I’ve been in the auto body field almost 40 years, guys like this are a dying breed! I see it every day, nobody wants to get their hands dirty and ones that went to tech schools were poorly taught, great job to you all ! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@edwardpakula7084]

Totally agree with Nick and George - at our age, we need A/C! When we were younger, roll the glass down, and drive fast! Ahhh; the memories... - but we still do it!!

[@coldwarmotors]

Nice to see this one coming along! I do like a rusty rebuild, for sure, haha! Cheers from here...

[@NicksGarage]

Haha! This one seems like a creampuff, when compared to the job you had with your beautiful Fury. Thanks so much for stopping by!

[@izzynutz2000]

Back in the day I grafted two 1967 GT Mustangs together I bought one that was wrecked in the front and one that was wrecked in the back cut save the roof line cut it near the back seat and slip the panel in I was under that car for 3 weeks trying to get rid of any waves or bubbles on the subframes on the floor pans I've grafted in metal before but never to that extent so kudos to you George you're doing an excellent job sir and Nick keep on keeping on with this great content I love to see Craftsman doing their jobs

[@pavloosh]

Snap-On tach/dwell meter is a classic piece from that time period. Nice gift Bob. No one more deserving than Nick. You hit a nerve. I think I saw Nick tear-up a little bit.

[@judgegixxer]

Bob hit it out of the park with that one for sure. It made my eyes water up too. That's gotta make it into the top 10 gifts of Nick's mailtime segment.

[@Tractorman-xj4gt]

Thank you Nick and George (and I'm sure MANY others) for saving and restoring these MOPARs to their glory !!!

[@donsteven236]

So good to see quality, passion and craftsmanship. This car is in the best hands.

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks Don.

[@Luigi-pk8mk]

What a great job! I remember admiring this great shape back when they were new, when I was in middle school in the late 60s. If only the modern Charger looked as good (it doesn't)!

[@trybriguy1357]

Nick, you and I are about the same age. These were so well needed back in the day. I have to admit, I couldn't afford one so I became very good doing tune-ups by ear. I still can. Give me a motor with a set of points, and it will only turn over a halve a turn and be running. I now own a dwell gauge and it does come in handy as my hearing is starting to go, great present, and from Snap-on, you know that wasn't a cheap one!!! Congratulations Nick!!!

[@mikekidd257]

Thank you Nick and George for the great video I have to say Nick not only was it a great pleasure meeting you and having you fix my car it was amazing to see all the articles in your shop of you and your family back in the day racing and kind people out there showing there Appreciation

[@JohnnyAFG81]

I passed by to see it and George told me I missed you by a bit. It’s amazing how far it has come! Can’t wait to see it painted.

[@OlSgtLove]

George, sure has been doing alot of excellent work to bring that car together . Very nice and detailed work George!!!!!

[@francoislussier5747]

Wow ,George you are very very talented metal craftsman ,not many people work like you ,same as nick but with the metal sheet ,,bravo ,,thank you nick to make us knowing such a talented craftsman

[@ericball6000]

Dr. Nick, no more Swiss cheese On the 1970 Charger, George is doing a fine job on it, and camara man George you can tell that there was a lot to make this video, well done, may I suggest having a Guest book for visitors who come to the shop, cheers.

[@NicksGarage]

Great idea! Thanks.

[@jeffreyrubish347]

Kudos to the owner for putting in the investment to save this car!

[@NicksGarage]

Right on! May he enjoy the car for many, many decades.

[@michaelseandurnell3098]

This is better than graveyard cars I can't stand that Mark guy he's a big sarcastic bastard

[@allanstephenson9336]

Wow. AWSOME work. A true CRAFTSMAN. FANTASTIC JOB. !!!! Black is by far the hardest color to lay down perfectly. , this it what is needed to make it 100% cant wait to see it done Nick

[@michaelseandurnell3098]

I love watching Nick's garage Tony's working on an engine and so forth he always use manual tools he's not a big air tool user doesn't make any sense to have to use that me tools or air tools on something you don't need to use on he's a great mechanic he's not of parts changer like most technicians these days they're called text these days they're called technicians most of them are just Parts changers now back to the show to Nick's garage

[@meowerstationone3793]

George is doing a great job on the metalwork. Love it! Enjoyed the update on the '70 Charger. Thanks guys.

[@aclassic69]

The Charger is coming along nicely. Reminds me all that I went through on my car. Parts not fitting, body lines off, etc... By the way the deck filler panel lower plenum that George had to get made is listed in the AMD catalogue. Part # 656-2668.

[@NicksGarage]

Wow! Thanks for the info.

[@davidingling9791]

Wow! Good job so far to everyone involved!

[@joeljenkins2876]

Goooood evening, guys!!!!! Another great Monday evening at Nick’s garage: I’m always amazed at how guys like George can take a car that years ago would’ve been written off and scrapped, and with expert and precise workmanship, turn it into the stuff dreams are made of!!!! Fantastic!!! Can’t wait to see how it turns out, and with Nick and crew lovingly putting it back together when the time comes, it’ll be another masterpiece, another feather in Nick’s cap!!!! Great week to you all up north!!! Stay safe and God bless!!!!

[@genesimons8368]

Better than new! That Charger is going to be so SOLID! Looking forward to seeing it complete.

[@wolfen7577]

I believe that panel beneath the deck filler was for housing the rear window defroster on cars so equipped..it also has a structural significance to silence the deck filler from vibration cause face it, chargers had huge panels, coupled with a big block makes for metal noise, especially one that Nick built! Lol. Keep up the great work guys!

[@tomboone201]

Nick .. another high quality job ! You know how to pick the right craftsman to do the job, your car, Eugene's 500, Now this one all top notch quality work between your mechanic s and the body shops you pick .. all great calls

[@mikerainville6168]

Awesome another B body coming back to life.. Great job boys. Can't wait to see it in paint and back at Nick's.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

WOW there is a lot of good stuff in this awesome video🤩.....Thanks Nick George AND George......Old Shoe🇺🇸

[@NicksGarage]

Glad you enjoyed it Steve.

[@darrenbrisson4336]

Looking good nick 👌 Chris birdsong would be proud 👏

[@dustoff1472]

I did the same thing to a 57 nomad I found in a junk yard. It was just a shell and frame. It took 8 years to complete and like you said you know the car inside out. What a great journey. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.

[@NicksGarage]

That is awesome!

[@nathanmccree2217]

Looks amazing he's doing a wonderful job

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks Nathan.

[@JackFlemingFan1]

Thanks for posting yet another excellent video Nick. After George and you work your magic, that '70 Dodge Charger R/T is going to be one sharp looking Mopar!

[@richardbrowne3641]

The 1970 Dodge Charger is looking great and a interesting opening of packages, Nick! Lots of old goodies that still can be used.

[@stevenhassell4258]

2022 . What a Christmas present. Thank you Nick for your craftsmen and confidence in your employees. Great work.

[@NicksGarage]

Happy new year!

[@tinkmarshino]

Dang George, i wish I had known about you before.. you are a wizard with metal.. Nikko you are the man as always.. stay healthy and happy brother.

[@majorpayne5289]

👍Great to see the once ratty Charger getting repaired. NICKS GARAGE knows where to take em & how to get em right! That’s a quality body shop. Great channel sir Nick!

[@NicksGarage]

Thank you Major. You have been with us from the start.

[@MikeJBlues]

Awsome Monday episode 👌, awsome books George, sorry my box didn't make in time for the mail call.

[@NicksGarage]

Next time! We open every one on camera.

[@grantsgalaxy687]

That snap on dwell meter is awsome glad it got to your hands

[@richardmoerke9329]

Dam!!!! That’s nice work! Going to be one lucky guy to get that. Very well done.

[@yambo59]

Very impressive - the years of experience, patience and skill it takes to execute such an involved reconstruction is more than most people can appreciate. Takes more than an average bodyshop to make it happen. Kudos to George.

[@bluesman7475]

"Everyone wants a second generation charger", very true and please put the 500+ cubic inch hemi that Nick has got in the engine room in mine!

[@rodroberts1525]

Absolute metal master. Nice George.

[@ToyKingWonder]

This is top skills. Just a joy to see metal coming back to all metal.

[@waynewalker8603]

thanks nick and george, major entertainment for car people from of the nicest people ever......wayne

[@douglasb9105]

That's one very special dwell meter! VERY COOL!

[@NicksGarage]

It sure is! Our viewers are the BEST!

[@colinstables]

Very good show as usual, great to see a couple of masters at work

[@spungebob24]

Hi Nick .. Its THE BANDIT AGAIN.. I just watched 👀 this video 📹 and I enjoyed the 70 Charger the way it looks now compared to when the car first got there to be repaired.. Nick I've been very busy at work and at home repainting but I have a special something I have my eye 👁 on for you for your shop to remind you of THE BANDIT your #1 FAN of your show... NICK have a great 👍 rest of the week and I will be on your next FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE AT NICK'S GARAGE watching 👀 the DOC work on his MUSCLE CAR ENGINES and testing them all on the dyno.. LOVE YOU NICK YOUR VERY SPECIAL TO ME BUDDY... FROM THE BANDIT AKA (((( BOB)))))

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks Bandit! And thanks for picking up the check at Patates 2000 last Friday. Very kind.

[@spungebob24]

Hi Nick this is a reply back from your reply.. LOL ... YOUR VERY WELCOME NICK I was glad to see you having a good time with George and NICKO there 😀 at 2000.. Can't wait to see you on Friday night live... I hope MANNY is there with you on Friday you know ELVIS WITHOUT SIDEBURNS AND 1 HAIR OUT OF PLACE.. FROM THE BANDIT...

[@nickpanaritis4122]

@@spungebob24 .....LOL.

[@robertbuzzell8187]

B-Body coming back to life! 🥰

[@dinadaughtry8993]

Glad you saved that car, the year I was born and they are not going to make them like that anymore, it has style and character one of the most beautiful chargers ever built and it is in very capable hands because you also appreciate these awesome machines and have the knowledge and skills needed to make it new again, well we just got our evacuation orders, but no gas to go anywhere just hope the storm passes by with minimal damage, worried about my 73 charger we live walking distance from Charlotte harbor and they are expecting 4-9 foot storm surge plus we are in a mobile home! but I can watch Nick's Garage and check out the cool rides until power is out, take care y'all and thanks for the videos

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks for your kind comment, especially when you have so much to be thinking about. We hope the surge stays far below forecast.

[@johnbingaman3645]

Yeah Nick George that is a beautiful car the 68 9 and 70 are the ones, I had 269s and RT 440 automatic and a 69sc 383 4-speed, paid 100 bucks drove the one home and 400 for the RT and drove that home and drove them for a while $400 $100 wow I miss them now I can't afford them

[@davidswick8353]

Been waiting for this update. Thanks Nick.

[@NicksGarage]

You bet!

[@rodrigocampos510]

This marks the 2nd B-body resurrection which Dr. Nick and staff are doing. Can't wait to see more progression videos!

[@swamppy4880]

George and his crew,are true body men. Fantastic job

[@george8718]

It will be amazingly beautiful in black😮😮😮😮😮

[@NicksGarage]

And that red stripe! Off the hook.

[@Paul1958R]

Nic/George Great job guys - thank you! And lovin' that white '67 Lincoln Continental at the beginning.

[@marcushume2240]

Wow that charger is coming along nicely. That's a lot work. Good to know the right people to get the job done right too. Finding parts can be a bit tricky. Can't wait to see this build completed. Thank you for sharing.

[@jimmyraythomason1]

That 1970 Mustang on the lift is gorgeous! I would love to have a better look at it!

[@philhunt3908]

It's coming along nicely it looks like a car again great job

[@petermontagnon4440]

She is looking amazing!!!!!

[@scottpearson4416]

This is a rusto mod 2022 brand new car with all new metal. You had just a blueprint and a pile of rust dust. This is a true jem of a job of artistic talent of original car making. Hat's off to your team working artist's. 💯🤠

[@keithharris7365]

Awesome body work that would take a lot of time . keep them coming and see you Friday

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks 👍

[@bobbyboykin7137]

The most grateful & sincere man on KZbin. Keep up the good work, sir.

[@toddmeltsch3797]

wow on the metal work George. B E A U T I F U L !!!

[@brianhdueck3372]

Yes I am also one of those guys who would gladly and proudly have that car! She is a real beauty! a 1870 340 Dart Swinger 4 speed would also be a fantastic piece in my shop beside my 76 F150 and 1968 Mustang and 29 Model A. Well 3 out of 5 ain’t all bad

[@NicksGarage]

Nice!

[@blinkie1523]

Hello Nick & George, That Charger of Stephane's is sure starting to look the part as George and his team have been doing a pretty impressive job on it thus far and I'm sure the end result is going to be something words cant describe Nick. That tach in mail time was real cool and haven't seen one since an order Dad got with 'Popular Mechanic' back in the day, a good forty odd years ago now. Stay well all and have a great week.

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks for your visit, Blinkie! Always a pleasure.

[@blinkie1523]

Your welcome Nick, as wouldn't miss it for the world.

[@RichardMLowe]

@@NicksGarage How hard would it be to find: 1973 Chevelle Standard Shift Console and the Clutch and Brake Pedal Assembly (paired) I've had no luck in finding these items (what's going on blinkie)

[@blinkie1523]

Richard I would have a chat with Vasili & Christina as they are or were Chevelle folk otherwise I would of thought they be somewhere in the states, failing that an after market bolt on if they make them.

[@RichardMLowe]

@@blinkie1523 I tried to reach out to both of them and apparently it's a failed effort on that because I tried like a year ago and got nothing in response

[@stevelioliopoulos4902]

Good morning Nick from Adelaide Australia

[@NicksGarage]

Mornin' Steve!

[@kevinwoolmer5478]

Great show again guys thanks very much,I haven't forgotten about the self addressed envelope Nick. Been very busy

[@imarobot3757]

artist at work on that charger amazing work they are doing car will be better than new great video thanks George and crew

[@edward-x3s6f]

Quality work by George 👍👍👍

[@OlSgtLove]

Nick and George, it is cool to see how the car looks now . Nick , you had me bust a gut when you said it's a 2022 Charger ...lolololol Ruff Ruff!!!

[@moosemanmagee4495]

George is an artist!

[@moosemanmagee4495]

That was the problem with Mopar back in the '70s they rotted out really bad really quick. And the late '60s

[@NicksGarage]

Truth from the Moose.

[@rgbigdog]

You can save any vehicle if you are willing to spend enough money on it. I really like this build.

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks for watching. We will keep you posted.

[@tlr-nut7275]

At what point is it not really the original car? The vin plate is I guess.

[@nickpanaritis4122]

@@tlr-nut7275 .....Original Hood, Fenders, Frame rails, inner fenders, Roof inner structure, Doors, firewall, Rear finish panel, Rad support, are all the same pieces to the car.

[@Challengerscatpack50]

@@tlr-nut7275 As soon as the original tires, brakes, etc are changed out.

[@mikekidd257]

Hi Nick as you know I am heading back home with my 1971 Hemi Cuda and I just can’t thank you enough for your professional knowledge and kindness that you gave me I have been in business for years myself it’s very rare to come across people like your self that work on other people cars and go to all lengths of making sure that you were happy making me happy very rare in these days it’s know wonder you are known all over the world so again thank you very much my friend every time I take this car you will be my thoughts

[@NicksGarage]

It was a pleasure to have you at the shop. And now that the video of your visit is on the channel, it will be a pleasure shared by many! Thanks again, Mike and Brian.

[@danmassie1942]

Yes amazingly beautiful job guys!

[@NicksGarage]

George and his team are the best.

[@musclecarmitch908]

Looking Awesome! great to see the update on it Nick!

[@peterkovacs8654]

Thanks for sharing Nick!

[@pappy017]

Evenin Mr Nick!! Have a Great week!!

[@NicksGarage]

Thanks! You too!

[@jasonarnold7578]

George presents on video so much better than showtime did. looking good Nick.

[@NicksGarage]

Oh now.. come on. Both these gentlemen are at the top of their craft and we are lucky to know them.

[@jasonarnold7578]

@@NicksGarage that's not what I meant Nick. The guy at Showtime is so quiet. Conversely, George will talk the leg off a chair. ;-)

[@nickpanaritis4122]

@@jasonarnold7578 ... All good.

[@zAvAvAz]

the talented work on the dodge charger is really coming along great! 🙂

[@thomasward4505]

Yes when you live in the southern or an eastern part of the USA the heat plus the humidity is truly miserable for 3 months of the year every day. Now in a older car you did have floor vents and Wing windows which helped a lot but in a modern car you almost have to have air conditioning which most cars still come with air conditioning if they're sold in the south

[@2264ish]

Now would be the time to do it.

[@papilloncycles3463]

Excellent! I will say I owned a 1970 Charger SE whan I was 17... It was actually three cars made into one. There was a lot of bondo, it was 1992, and This is kind of reminding me of that, the rear Unibody was good, but the floor was tiger hair and pop rivets. Oh well I wish I had it now!

[@brunotulliani]

My mother-in-law saw the car and yelled as she threw her cane on the floor....."It's a miracle!"

[@williamward7707]

Great job George

[@loganjohnson3589]

Thank you for the update Nik .seances the car has basically risen from the ashes I think you should call it the Phoenix .

[@Roo0ooD]

we only got the a body here in oz , the VH Valiant Charger achieved critical acclaim, winning the 1971 Australian Wheels Car of the Year Award. It was also popular in New Zealand where they were assembled from imported kits.

[@donaldhalls2189]

Awesome work, want be much original panel, but it's certainly coming along very well, all the best to yous and your loved ones

[@frankguyton9596]

Back in Black starting to look good

[@NicksGarage]

Ooh.. we may have a new contender for nickname.

[@astrogoodvibes6164]

The mystery piece is a deck filler panel lower plenum. It's a part often fitted the 68-70 Dodge Charger at the factory. It is designed to simply fill the gap between the lower plenum and the deck lid, providing a smooth and finished appearance. It seems as though Dodge added this for cosmetic purposes only. Repop plenum filler panels are available for around $200 - $300 (US) [as of 2022]

[@dand3975]

Would be cool if Richard Petty posted some similar pictures of the Race cars his factory Chrysler team made in Level Cross N . C.

[@mainiac4pats]

Thank you for making my night guys!

[@NicksGarage]

That is so kind! Thank you.

[@sc_308]

Great video! George really knows his stuff! 😎